Topic: [Awesome Miner] - Powerful Windows GUI to manage and monitor up to 200000 miners - page 435. (Read 703113 times)

It's only faster in reported values on it's console.  Run it for 24hs on a pool and it will be *less* than DSTM and with wild variation in the reported hash rate.

Will support for bminer be added?

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/annbminer-a-fast-equihashethashcuckaroo29z-miner-for-amdnvidia-gpus-1649-2519271

Is is faster than DSTM in my testing.

Thanks

why isnt there a blake2b/siacoin option for the antminer A3?

Awesome Miner version 4.4

- A profit profile can be configured with custom pools to use, independent of the global profit switching pools.
- Improved bulk edit for External Miners to include profit switching settings
- Display MAC address in the Summary tab for the selected miner
- Antminer A3 support
- A miner can be converted from between being a Managed Miner and a Managed Profit Miner from the context menu.
- Awesome Miner API method to set coin properties, for setting profitability of custom coins from external applications
- Added three additional highlight colors for the miner list
- Show total wallet balance in column header
- Show profile hash rate for each entry in the Online Services tab
- New Block Explorer for Ethereum Classic balance
- Phi algorithm included
- XMRig mining software supported for CPU, AMD and nVidia mining of Cryptonight
- Cast XMR miner can be included in the profit switcher
- Claymore Cryptonight Miner 11.2
- Claymore Dual Ethereum Miner 10.6
- DSTM Zcash Miner 0.5.8
- Cast XMR 0.8.1
- Correction to GPU mapping order for the GPU tab. This change may result in different order on some systems.
- Correction to use defined coins with value specified in USD used together with the profit switcher
- Correction to miner specific worker name not being passed correctly in profit switching scenarios
- Minor corrections

The release adjusts to the odd reporting of Accepted and Rejected shares on the new Antminer A3 and also includes the temperature and devices readings correctly. Please let me know if there are any other behaviors of Antminer A3 that needs further adjustments.

I'm trying to get the GPU overclocking feature working through AM.

I installed the MSI Afterburner Remote Server on the client desktop and put it in the startup folder. Everything worked fine and I can access the GPU settings on that client PC.

I went ahead to the second rig and did the exact same thing and this time, when I double clicked on the exe file, it says .NET 3.5 is needed and asks permission to install. I went through it and rebooted the machine. When I tried double clicking on the exe again, once again it asks to install the .Net 3.5! It refuses to execute the remote server exe. Further rebooting doesn't help.

Has anyone encountered this issue before? I realize this is not AM related but perhaps someone has seen this here before...

Thank you.

You could also go in another direction and setup a free Amazon AWS account.  I have AM setup on a free cloud server so I never have to worry about it going down or anyone messing with it. 

Who mines the mode cerrent or 24 hours?
look at what a big difference in the readings of the profits

24 hour
http://pixs.ru/showimage/Skrinshot2_3257073_29130100.png

setting
http://pixs.ru/showimage/Skrinshot2_6250106_29130122.png

current
http://pixs.ru/showimage/Skrinshot2_9443292_29130136.png

what are your settings?

So there is a big difference what your hardware / software is reporting to AM and what the pools actually recieve.

Pools base payouts on shares submitted.

Your hashrate if absolutely perfect would theoretically produce that many shares, but there are lots of losses along the way.

I would look at the pool dashboard and see what they are reporting you are giving. Lots of factors go into this.

has anyone made zpool work with profit mining?

I've now tried 2 different btc addresses and verified that the -p c=BTC is being sent on the commandline,  But in both cases, the coins mined are in BCH not BTC and it doesn't matter what I do to correct that.  yes I have the  checkbox marked to force zpool to BTC, that's where the c= is coming from.

Thank you

While doable that's way too much trouble.  Much easier for me to just take the 950 and throw it in my normal computer and let it mine there.  I know I"m not the only one asking for something like this.  This really should be in the software in a gui format.  Anytime someone has a rig that isn't just all the same card, this can cause problems.    In this case my understanding is the GTX950 needs a lower intensity. 

Hii
I am useing awasome miner for ETH mining my stock speed is 74mh/s and i get 0.0075 eth in 24 hours as per whattomine.com

My issue is

When i mining wid awsome miner( zec.miner.0.3.4b) for ZCL i get only 0.045 or 0.050 my speed is 850h/s whattomine.com show 24 hours reward is 0.059 but i get far low i.e 0.045/ 0.050

So which software is best for ZCL mining plz help in this issue


Regards,
Thanx

Hello all, first time posting here so I hope I have all the correct information.   I've got one machine running AM and I've connected another for testing purposes before I add anything else or make the purchase to manage more than two rigs, GPU mining only (for now).

 I'm using Mining Pool Hub for my pools but rather than let MPH manage what I mine, I've added the individual coin pools into AM and setup my own pool groups for machine A.  Works fine, matching the worker name, etc in settings to MPH.  First of all, is this good practice to add the specific pool for each coin and then use the multi-algo switching configured in AM?   Or should I just use the multi-algo port MPH has configured and let it ride on that without messing with AM Auto-Switching?

Moving on, as I said the first machine is working great, but when I add the second machine and try to setup the multi-algo switching I cannot get it to work.  Adding the pools the same way as on machine A, I can only mine to Pool 0: (whatever pool is entered).  The other Pools show this "(Multiple pools matching) and never switch to any other pool than Pool 0.  HELP Please!

Thanks in Advance

http://i1208.photobucket.com/albums/cc371/xVeTBoYx/Mobile%20Uploads/MPH-machineA.png

http://i1208.photobucket.com/albums/cc371/xVeTBoYx/Mobile%20Uploads/MPH-machineB_1.png

not through the GUI you cannot, you have to parse that through the command line parameter and probably best to do that with each software unless you are only using 1 software exclusively or all software you use share same --device flag through the command line. (In which case you can just parse that through the managed miner itself, right click miner -> Properties, Command Line and enter the appropriate parameter through the text field)




So once you have a miner assigned to a profile, right click on miner and select "Edit Profit Profile".
Go to each enabled software and click the Configure button, make sure you read each software's usage, they may be using different flags and arguments for the settings
th Command line parameters to mining software txt box is where you parse custom commands, for example in the picture, I set a different Intensity through the -I flag for lower end hardware.



The command line references for the common software you'd likely be using can be found in case you are not familiar at using windows CMD to trigger the help screen:
https://github.com/tpruvot/ccminer/blob/windows/README.txt - ccMiner
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/claymores-dual-ethereum-amdnvidia-gpu-miner-v150-windowslinux-1433925 - Claymore Dual Eth
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/claymores-zcashbtg-amd-gpu-miner-v126-windowslinux-1670733 - Claymore ZCash
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-dstms-zcash-equihash-nvidia-miner-v062-linux-windows-2021765 - dstm ZCash

This sounds like an awesome idea, but I'm confushed as to where you have the profile disable the GPUs?  i looked at adding a profit profile and nowhere does it let you specify the gpu to use.

You can setup 2 Profit Profiles and 2 Miners which you already attempted, just have the profile disable the GPUs that you are not using and assign the correct profile to the miners you setup. customize the software most efficient for your GFx card and benchmark to get the profit switching estimate then let the miners run.

Does that happen with all algo/software? AM only launch/monitors your miners so it's the software that's running that is of concern, only thing that can go wrong is the launch command by AM being parsed to the mining software.

if you right click on your miner while it's mining and choose details, it shows the launch command in the Process Information tab

I'm not sure how that would help in my case as I want all 3 running.  I just want the 950 using ccminer and the others using Alexis depending on the algorithm

I guess first of all you need to make sure your GPU is hashing at the rate that's on par with all other GTX1060s, then make sure you aren't getting rejected shares. Obviously you want to do some overclock to get the most out of your mining.

a rough range you should expect for the algos you seem to mine above is below:
Equihash  > 300 sol/s
cryptonight > 500 H/s
Eth - 22~24 MH/s
lyra2rev2 ~ 24 MH/s
Nist ~ 30 MH/s
NeoScrypt ~ 650 kH/s
Skein ~ 240 MH/s
Myr-gr > 40 MH/s

and so on...for GTX 1060, start off Core/Mem/Power with +100/+400/75%....most cards are willing to take it...then depend on your cards' make, you can adjust to get a stable yet efficient hashrate.

did you guys tried the -d flag to select your devices for the miner?

if you are using multiple softwares in your profit profile, you need to parse the command line in each of the enabled software in your profit profile depend on the software

Oh I see, I misunderstood your post.   I have nemos on mine and I am getting a similar rate on ahashpool with nemo and AM (nist5 and 4x1080's).  Could AM be setting a cmd line parameter or perhaps try re benchmarking one of the cards in the rig?